Eating for Victory: Original Second World War Ration Recipes (U.K.)

The Telegraph ^ | 05/18/2013

[nickcarraway]

When rationing was introduced in January 1940, the Ministry of Food distributed various leaflets to the public. They fell into different categories: some explained new ingredients such as dried eggs, while others offered helpful guides to making the most of the rations.

[bgill]

No. This was more thistle like.

Ferry-Morse would deny everything and since it was being grown outside the plant could have come from the soil, a bird dropped it, it blew in or that I got the rash from somewhere else. The rash is getting worse but I’m taking benadryl. Never again will I buy anything from F-M and never again will I get a mixture of seeds.

These seed companies get their seeds from around the world so there’s no telling what this is.

[Ellendra]

Ferry-Morse would deny everything and since it was being grown outside the plant could have come from the soil, a bird dropped it, it blew in or that I got the rash from somewhere else.

Hard for them to claim that if you still have the seeds.